I thought Japan would win the football match, so I'm a bit surprised.

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The Japanese have been working hard on a 20-year long-term project for junior development.
They've built a very strong foundation, and their national team showed the strongest strength in Asia during this World Cup. Because of that, I thought the next generation of Asian Games players would also beat Korea by a landslide.
But I guess you just can't beat the power of military exemption. They couldn't win even with the home-field advantage.
Furthermore, I heard they even brought in players who are two years older.
I'm glad Hyton beat Korea.